One of north Manchester's oldest buildings is up for sale

coronavirus restrictions under the new three-tier lockdown rules. Lancashire has now joined Liverpool region in the top tier, which is tier three or the 'very high' alert level.Pubs have closed in the region and households cannot mix indoors or in many outdoor settings.Around 1.5 million people, including residents of Blackburn, Blackpool, Burnley, Lancaster and Preston, will be affected by the new rules.

The Government and Andy Burnham remain at loggerheads over tighter coronavirus restrictions in Greater Manchester.As of this evening, the Prime Minister and leaders in Greater Manchester still haven't reached an agreement on how to tackle the region's rising infection rate.But in contrast to Mayor Andy Burnham's fighting talk, people in north Manchester are fed up and confused.For some another lockdown seems inevitable.Phillip Jones, 57, runs a plant stall at Harpurhey Market."We've got to do

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Rochdale has seen a 5.3pc increase, now with 37.7pc and Tameside saw a 3.4pc rise, with 34.8pc of its children now living in poverty.

in Miles Platting just after 7pm this evening (Wednesday).

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#Bolton "This is due to issues with a set of points (equipment that allows trains to move from one track to another) near #Lostock "Really sorry to passengers impacted this morning.our engineers are on site fixing the points issue near #Lostock"The problem was found early this morning after track maintenance work was finished later than planned.

What do you think should be done to stop the spread? Let us know in our comments below This is down slightly on last week when it was between 1.3 and 1.6. Coronavirus infection continues to rise across all of Greater Manchester, with the disease doubling in Trafford within a week.

coronavirus restrictions – including the possible closure of hospitality – amid fears the disease is spiralling out of control.

hereStockport's alarming increase in cases continues, with 631 positive tests recorded in seven days.It represents a rise of 97 per cent.The figures suggest the disease was spreading faster in Stockport than anywhere else in Greater Manchester last week.Trafford saw an 85 per cent increase in cases, registering 615 cases.Rochdale registered 722 cases during the week, a rise of 60 per cent compared to the week before.There were 789 cases in Salford, a rise of 56 per cent, while cases in Tameside

Hopwood Hall College's upcoming virtual open events for Year 11's and their parents.The immersive online experience will include two interactive campus tours and will take place on two dates- one in October, and the other in November.

here"The victim - a man in his 30s - was taken to hospital where he remains in a stable condition."No arrests have been made and enquiries are ongoing."Anyone with information is asked to contact police on 0161 856 1146 quoting incident number of 2257 of 04/10/19. Reports can also be made anonymously to Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.

Manchester Evening News : "My family and I have lived in Hulgrave Hall for the past three decades. It’s been the most fantastic home for us and ticked all the boxes in terms of what we were looking for - a large outdoor garden and entertaining area, my own studio space, many original property features and beautiful views from the grounds.

“If you have any information that can assist our enquiries, please get in touch.” Anyone with information is asked to call police on 0161 856 1146 quoting incident number 3082 29/09/20.Alternatively call Crimestoppers, anonymously, on 0800 555 111.

The government's introduction of tougher coronavirus measures in the north of England ‘could do more harm than Margaret Thatcher’, according to Andy Burnham.Greater Manchester’s mayor has warned that the north-south divide will ‘massively increase’ in the winter if millions of people in the region are still under the restrictions without further support.Mr Burnham said places like Bolton, where the hospitality industry has been shut down despite infection rates being higher elsewhere, had been

the week before the coronavirus outbreak.One neighbour, who asked not to be named, said: "I complained to security at one in the morning and they said they can't go into the building to tell them to shut up."It started on Friday, I was watching TV and it got to a quiet point and I realised I could hear music from across the road."I went outside and could see there was a party going on inside a flat and then realised there was noise outside as well."There was a party in the courtyard as well - it

straight to your inboxBorussia Dortmund remain adamant that Jadon Sancho will not be sold to Manchester United with just one week remaining in the transfer window - reports suggest.Sancho remains United's top target but time is running out to complete a deal for the England international. United have made just one major signing this summer, the £40million addition of Donny van de Beek from Ajax, ahead of next week's October 5 deadline.